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Buying Gold with Hua Seng Heng "Gold Now" App
Why do you "trust this particular gold dealer (and only THIS gold dealer) completely"? What does Hua Seng Heng have that makes you trust it "completely"? -
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Trump Officials Discussed Secret Yemen Strike Plans on Signal, Accidentally Added Journalist
There's no way to defend this, or minimize it. You know how dumb Democrats looked when they defended something really stupid that Biden or his people did? How everyone could see it but them? Get what I'm saying? -
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German Tourist Severely Beaten in Pattaya by Group of 10 Men
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Science Reveals the Most Peaceful Way to Die... and It's NOT While You Sleep!
Link please ! Or is it only XXXX?😳 You think the customs are sleeping? No sniffing dogs? 😂😂😂. Do you like to write nonsense? Obviously🥰 -
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Request for CT advice/Information
Current System: Sofar 3kW grid tied inverter connected in series to 6 x 415W panels which are facing South on the carport roof. Historical daily use is approximately 10 units per day, comprising 7 units during the day and 3 units at night. System provides 85% (plus) of our electricity needs during the day when in export mode, and approximately 40% during the day when in no export mode. The system logs clearly indicate that we tend to use most units during the early part of the morning particularly when my better half does the washing (or at least the machine does). Proposal: Add a second system comprising a 2kW grid tied inverter connected in series to 4 x 415W solar panels which will be mounted on top of the washing room roof which faces East and gets good sunlight during the early part of the morning. Both inverters will be located quite some distance apart from each other. My hope is to have the two GTI systems, both constantly in no export mode (so that the meter never runs backwards), and provides sufficient power to meet our daytime needs, particularly during the early part of the morning when the washing machine is working. Questions: The existing GTI is connected to a CT which is located on the incoming Live supply from the pole to the house. A simple on/off light switch connected in series between the CT and the inverter allows me to switch between export and no export modes, as required. Q1. Do I need a separate CT for the second GTI, or can I connect the existing CT to both inverters? Q2. If the answer to the above is that I need a separate CT for each GTI, can they be located next to one another, or do they have to be physical separated from each other in order to avoid any undue influence from each other? -
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Thailand's Coastline Threatened by Melting Iceberg, Expert Warns
Thank you for some common sense... as you say a floating/melting iceberg has no effect on sea levels.
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